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DAILY
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FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY
13,
1942.
What
We
Can
Do
.
.
.
Our
position
in
the
Far
East
is
increasingly
serious.
The
enemy
is
still
gaining.
Where
he
will
be
stopped,
as
stopped
he
will
be,
is
a
matter
of
speculation.
Combat
may
spread
much
farther
afield
before
it
ends.
Parts
of
the
world
which
complacently
felt
that
physical
warfare
could
never
reach
them
are
already
under
the
aggressor's
heel.
Others
may
soon
be.
We
should
not
rive
un
hope
even
if
dancer
should
be
imminent.
What
we
must
do
is
steel
our
courage
and,
not
fearfully
but
realistically,
face,
the
future
and
consider
very
carefully
what
may
come
our
way.
We
don't
have
to
run
awav
but
we
should
be
pre
pared.
I
Here
in
Prince
Runert
there
are
two
thines
which
!
nance
ine
sinews
oi
ine
war
ami
neipmg
tu
injure
uur
own
security.
Another
thing
we
can
do
is
to
assist
in
some
way
in
bolstering
our
own
local
defences
such
as
finding
a
place
in
the
A.R.P,
organization.
Some
of
us,
of
course,
may
participate
even
more
actively
in
the
war
effort.
One
or
the
other
or
both
of
the
two
things
we
mention
here
can
be
done
practically
by
all
of
us
and
we
suggest
that
they
are
sensible
things,
in
view
of
the
situation,
for
us
to
do.
Agnes
Joins
Peace
Movement
.
.
.
Perhaps
no
stranger
phenomenon
has
appeared
as
a
consequence
of
the
movement
for
total
war
than
the
sight
of
Miss
Agnes
Macphail
among
its
supporters.
It
is
true
that
she
still
admits
some
mental
reservations.
She
is
reported
as
having
said:
"I
don't
want
my
name
on
the
advertisement
before
I
know
who
is
paying
for
the
advertisement."
But
she
went
on
to
say:
"I
think
it
has
got
to
come
to
total
war,
much
as
I
hate
war.
We
are
Japan's
Air
Force
According
to
one
authority
Japan
has
todav
approximately
three
thousand
planes
with
33,000
trained
men.'
There
are
supposed
to
be
twenty
coastal
units
attached
to
the
navy.
The
force
also
includes
a
reserve
of
850
second
line
machines,
but
this
second
line
possibly
numbers
jone
thousand
of
all
types.
These
estimates
may
be
all
Wront?
but
their
effeetlVPneSR
rlpnpnrls
nl
nrrpfhat
nn
try
w
..vjv.,..u
U4vwv.bii.i
j
t
the
number
of
first-class
marhinps
nrravwl
them.
The
trouble
at
Singapore
is
blamed
largely
on
the
uispaniy
oi
uniisn
ana
American
as
against
Japanese
pianes.
Effect
on
Churchill
...
How
will
the
present
situation
in
the
Far
East
affect
Churchill?
Some
think
he,
as
the
responsible
party,
will
have
to
go
but
who
is
to
take
his
place?
There
was
quite
a
storm
of
criticism
of
his
policies
just
about
the
time
he
arrived
home
from
Washington
and
it
seems
quite
likelv
that
these
may
be
revived.
Baxter
tells
something
of
the
situation
in
an
article
in
Maclean's,
and
then
adds:
"Churchill
has
given
us
inspired
leadershin
and
has
shown
extranrdi
nnw
curntv
in
the
face
of
ill-informed
clamor
and
Sunday
journalists
o
know
all
the
secrets
and
all
the
answers.
Every
mar?
m
public
Iile
must
be
a
critic
of
the
administration
in
power
but
that
is
different
from
joining
in
the
mad
cacophony
of
sound
that
breaks
out
when
all
the-
dogs
in
the
neighborhood
start
barking
because
they
hear
others
doing
it."
Wanted
-Raw
Furs
HIGHEST
MARKET
PRICES
PAID
Reprcsenting-IIUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Ship
to
J.
E.
ORMHEIM,
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Phone
S15
Pictured
is
the
fastest
fighter
plane
in
the
w
rid,
Tie
Rep-i'-w
Tfcwr.dertx
the
P-47
wh"i:h
has
attained
a
civing
speed
of
680
miles
per
hour
isct
.sve.
i...
a
speed
of
more
'lianO
miles
per
hoar,
which
will
soon
be
pia?ed
u
mass
pi
r.ffa
Ihe
e
r.j.s
a
2.000-horsepower
engine
a
foor-bladed
propeller
and
is
32
feet
long.
It
tv-
x2ngsprer.d
or
41
feet.
Fire
power
of
the
plane
was
not
disclosed,
but
it
is
reported
to
be
"heavily
kM
and
bristling
with
both
large
and
small
calibre
guns.'"
.
IS
FRIDAY
twelve-month
when
Friday
the
13th
bobbed
bobbed
up
up
three
three
times,
times,
like
wise
ember.
Once
-
we
are
safely
through
U.
L.
1942,
however,
it
will.
be-
another
eleven
years
before
he
makes
a
triple
appearance
again.
That
will
be
1953.
In
1943
he
comes
once
only
inAugust
and
in
1944
twice
September
and
December.
1st
of
the
period
announced
the
Gregorian
calendar
would
present
this
combination
ten
times
every
five
years
till
the
end
of
time
or
s
the
calendar.
Talk
of
More
Incidentally,
modern
calendar
reformers
promote
a
"proposed
C.30
world
calendar"
that4
vouki
give
us
Friday
the
13ib
Jery
January.
April.
July
and
tkstober.
Four
.imes
every
year-rc
anyi
we
can
do
and
do
,
at
once.
i
.
.
They
t
are
two
i.
things
which
THIRTEENTH!
HIK.
S
LulU
1
ffl
sunerstiUon
There
are
aoou;.a
douoie
dost-
are
very
easy
10
ao
ana
noi
unpieasani.
j
,0
m-uck
from
th
goddess
of
One
thing
we
can
do
is
to
invest
in
Victory
Bonds
it's
coming
Again
March
u
and
;.;oubIe
for
Friday
me
mh.
Trie
prodding
our
government
with
the
wherewithal
to
fi-l
-v"niber
iz,
nrst
Triple
ap-
Iq
0,
Babylon
declared
13
7
At
e
il.
:
I
wjiimc
in
11
imii
Judias
Ieariot,
who,
rjext.
day
Home
in
Nora.
Scotia.
But
don't
worry,
it
has
never
iIrg
James
IL
Deen
proven
mat
anytnmg
unior-tunate
really
happened
to
anybody
simply
because
Friday
was
I
...11.
kA
1
1.1.
.
A
Served
In
Last
War;
Was
Also
With
Railway
The
late
Daniel
Roche,
who
died
an
unlucky
number.
Mycologists
m
the
Prtncc
Ruperr
General
Has
!
of
old
Scandinavia-,
gave
n
me
pjj
Thursday
morning,
was
born
Yes.
todav
is
Friday
the
13th.
i
curse
of
sages
beeause
Balder.
in
Fort
Keaeh.
Montana.
In
1875.
And
that's
not
an.
The
old
bogey
!
their
son-god.
had
to
die
when
13
He
xryt(i
,itri
the
Canadian
En-turns
up
again
four
weeks
from
(were
found
In
the
circle
ol
Valhal-
gjnetrs
in
the
last
Great
War.
For
tomorrow
March
13
and
makes
another
appearance
Chis
year
on
November
13.
Now
there's
one
thing
you
can't
pin
on
Hitler
or
the
war.
It's
the
la-
many
years
he
was
an
employee
Some
say
the
superstition
came
of
Canadian
National
Railways
with
the
Christian
era
there
were
Du
for
some
time
was
unable
to
13
at
the
Last
Supper,
including
wort
Recently
he
was
handlcap-
calendar.
And
you
have
to
go
back
'
traditionally
11
years
to
1931
to
get
another
;
Jesus
Christ
for
cruciiuion
like-
nil
npi
.
.
.
in
February.
March
and
Nov-
IfuS.
1
U
01110
SOD
S
A
Thompson,
Graham
Avenue,,
has
eeived
al
LONDON.
Feb.
13:
-9
Lt--Cmdr.
telegram
announcing
the
death
or
j
-redoy
Tomkinson.
six-foot
five-her
sister,
Mrs.
.
Wilbur
in
,
in:h
cammand,r
of
one
of
Bri
I1"11,
v
"1
:i
Elmsdale.
Nova
Scotia,
on
Febru
reunion.
HAIRPINS
T'dJ2.NGINES
MANCHESTER,'
LIQUEUR
a;;
Feb.
76
OZ.
13:
O
A
ned
bv
lncreasine
deterioration
of
a
.
rTlday.
Detraysa
vMriaht
and
had
been
In
noor
health
for
some
time.
Mr.
Roche
was
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
,
of
the
Canadian
Legkm
and
funeral
ar-
.
...
&
i
x
t
I
Sister
ltUeadlSn
toy
th.,ihf
rga-
tion.
The
funeral
will
take
ptaee
on
Saturday
morning
from
the
Mrs.
YV.
S.
Wilber
Pavses
Away
at
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
D.
S.
O.
FOR
GIANT
TEDDY
tain's
smallest
submarines,
the
Mrs.
Wilber
was
never
in
lniO
11
now,
ana
We
must
go
tnrOUgn
Wltn
It
to
Victory,
combination
now
than
there
was
;
RuDert
burvis
fted
Montana
Urge(
n'iT
been
,
.
awarded
.
?
,
the
D.
S.
'
I
for
one
am
ready
to
serve
where
I
can
do
the
most
ef
fee-1
centuries
ago
when
some
humor-
fLe,
averal
R"J?
lor
,!!
,
T,
-
ar
r
andJns
k
brav"
tive
work."
As
the
movement
for
total
war
gains
more
adherents
from
those
who
held
Miss
Macphail's
pre-war
opinions,
they
will
come
to
realize
that
they
are
not
in
uncongenial
company.
Our
cause
is
still
directed
by
a
love
of
peace,
but
the
method
of
pacifism
has
been
proved
ineffective.
Peace
can
now
be
achieved
only
through
war,
and
only
through
a
will
to
victory
that
will
cheerfully
forego
all
the
comforts
of
peace
until
the
war
has
been
won.
years
ago
a.
iamuy
ery
and
resolutton."
TWAS
JOHN
.MACADAM
The
Macadaman
road
gets
its
name
from
John
Loudon
Mac-
peacetime
hairpin
factory
now
adam,
a
Scotchman,
who
m-
makes
airplane
engine
-parts
fl
vented
1L
Distributors
of
Chrysler
Products
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
AUTOMOBILE
OWNERS!
Now,
More
Than
Ever
Before.
You
Should
Save!
Lubrication
To
Stop
Wear
Our
new
High
Pressure
ALEMITE
Lubrication
Equipment
really
drives
grease
into
those
stubborn
fittings
and
hafilPrget-aUnlaces
V
h
e
r
e
the
o
1
d
style
equipment
utterly
fails.
While
yoiqSrcar
Sjvotl4he
hoist
our
experienced
mechanics
will
check
your
running
gear
cjfifhdercarriage
and
advise
you
of
anything
that
might
require
special
attention.
Such
service
may
save
you
serious
accidents
and
that
is
our
desire.
Rupert
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Phone
56(5
FOR
EMERGENCY
NIGHT
CALLS
PHONE
RED
811
It
makes
SWEET
CAPS
milder,
better
tasting
How?
Like
tbii:
Each
of
3S
ela
.Seatkma
of
rhcest
Mrginia
toliacros
makw
its
fperial
contribtition,
to
S
t
Caps'
exclusive
mililiMR,
t&te,
arpina.
To
ensure
every
Sweet
Cap
Hall
liave
its
exact
proportion
of
tv.-x
contributions,
the
3S
are
firt
Uemled
in
final,
group,
Then
these
groups
arp
mergeil.
That's
how
Group.
Blending
mak-
Sweet
Cafw
always
good!
Sweet
Capom
Hio
F'
f"'
,'"a
'''
'"A
oboceo
can
bo
triVed
DISABILITY
BADGES
LONDON,
Feb.
13.
0
More
than
8,000
King's
badges
have
been
issued
so
far
to
members
of
the
forces
and
Merchant
Navy
who
have
been
invalided
through
war
disability.
UOYAL
SALVAGE
LONDON.
Feb.
13.
Tfc;E
and
Queen,
have
Joined
BT
waste
paper
salvage
clrlu
?
j
have
instructed
that
t.
saved
to
help
win
the
tr
FEBRUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Broken
lines
in
Ladies'
Straps,
Ties
and
Pumps.
To
clear
$1.95
"Onyx"
short
and
broken
lines.
Reg,
$8.50
and
$0.00
values
$4.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
n.vrlivc
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7
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fn.
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nm
rn.
t-ii.
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lliver
nfl
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IV
well
dlU
.
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v
.
.--
Vancouver.
Winter
Excursion
Fare,
Vancouver
and
Return
A
A
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
15th,
1J41,
to
Feb.
15
JldUsUvl
1942.
Final
return
limit
March
15th.
"u
Plus
Tax
.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
Information,
reservaUons,
etc.,
call
or
write
It.
S.
GREIG.
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT,
528
Third
Avenue
Phone
2G0
'
Prince
W1
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
i
J.
W.
Rogcrson
Wishes
to
Announce
That
the
W
Cli
At
Store,
the
MIDWAY
GROCERY
;
al
the
Lower
Corner
of
Sixth
Ave.
and
Anil
is
Now
Complete
J
and
Oncn
for
Business.
Our
prices
are
right,
our
service
unequalled.
Visit
our
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..ww.j
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